Nº 91802189
Looking Back Gaze with Dragon and Waves Tattoo from Book of Pictures WAKAMONO 若者 (Young Men) - Mishima Gō 三島剛 (1924-1988) - Japon
Nº 91802189
Looking Back Gaze with Dragon and Waves Tattoo from Book of Pictures WAKAMONO 若者 (Young Men) - Mishima Gō 三島剛 (1924-1988) - Japon
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【Product details】
This piece showcases a masterful depiction from modern Japanese artistry, capturing a muscular male figure in a contemplative, seated pose. The subject is turned slightly, revealing the intricate tattoos of a dragon and waves on his back and arms. His torso is wrapped in traditional cloth, and his muscular form is highlighted by the artist's precise linework and shading techniques, conveying both strength and introspection.
In Japanese culture, dragon tattoos symbolize strength, wisdom, and protection, while wave tattoos represent resilience and life's ever-changing nature. Together, they signify a harmonious blend of power and adaptability.
Go Mishima was a charismatic figure who led the gay erotic art movement of the Showa period. He continued to portray unique images of Japanese masculinity at the dawn of Japanese gay culture. His works often express the loneliness and melancholy of individuals and minorities. The enduring relevance of Mishima's art is evidenced by recent exhibitions, such as the Cali Dewitt x Go Mishima "POETRY READING" show held in Tokyo from January to February 2022.
Please examine the listing photos carefully to appreciate the artwork's condition. While every effort is made to depict its state accurately, some nuances may not be fully captured in the images. Some stains, small corner folds, and subtle sunburn-like discoloration on the corners add to its historical character, reflecting its journey through time.
Dimensions: approx. H 41.8 cm W 29.5 cm
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